On Wednesday 07 April 2004 12:42 am, Kent West wrote:
> Mike Chandler wrote:
> > Thanks, Kent. I cannot install any kernel at this point, I have tried
> > the old one (first) and then actually downloaded and attempted two
> > others, everything comes to a halt with that error:
> > /usr/sbin/mki
Kent West wrote:
I suspect neither exists, and that the system is
_not_
creating the symlink on the fly as the proc file is created on the fly
_or the proc file is not being created on the fly_
.
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Mike Chandler wrote:
Thanks, Kent. I cannot install any kernel at this point, I have tried
the old one (first) and then actually downloaded and attempted two
others, everything comes to a halt with that error:
/usr/sbin/mkinitrd : /dev/fd does not exist, mkinitrd failed. I am
using grub, it w
Thanks, Kent.
I cannot install any kernel at this point, I have tried the old one (first)
and then actually downloaded and attempted two others, everything comes to a
halt with that error:
/usr/sbin/mkinitrd : /dev/fd does not exist, mkinitrd failed.
I am using grub, it was installed as default
Mike Chandler wrote:
On Tuesday 06 April 2004 02:47 pm, David Baron wrote:
Thanks, I am there, now it seems I have a larger problem, I cannot install ANY
kernel, I've tried several, they all fail with an error about /dev/fd
doesn't exist, and initrd didn't make.
I am LOST.
Boot into your sys
On Tuesday 06 April 2004 02:47 pm, David Baron wrote:
Thanks, I am there, now it seems I have a larger problem, I cannot install ANY
kernel, I've tried several, they all fail with an error about /dev/fd
doesn't exist, and initrd didn't make.
I am LOST.
:(
> At the knoppix boot command, type "kn
At the knoppix boot command, type "knoppix single"
This will put you into a root shell.
Mount your file systems.
chroot to the root file system.
try to fix it -- good luck :-)
On Tuesday 06 April 2004 07:12, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
> Hey, this oughta get a chuckle out of some of you...
> I have
On Tuesday 06 April 2004 05:06 am, Nicholas Pattison wrote:
Hi, thanks.
I am not passing any options to initrd, only doing this command as part of
building the kernel:
fakeroot make-kpkg --initrd --revision=custom.1.0 kernel_image
I will check after work today about the version of initrd-tools.
Mike Chandler wrote:
OK, I got into my system using knoppix,
then I did
mount /dev/hdb1 /mnt/hdb1
chroot /mnt/hdb1
This got me where I needed to be, to reinstall my kernel.
However, it would not install, there was an error saying
"usr/sbin/mkinitrd; can't find /dev/fd" and cannot make initrd.
(so
Two things:
First:
What options are you passing to mkinitrd? Seems odd for it to be trying
to access the floppy drive.
Second:
What version of initrd-tools are you running? 1.62 is the current build
in the testing/unstable tree, I believe. When I tried to use this
version, it would spew o
On Mon, Apr 05, 2004 at 06:35:23PM -0400, Mike Chandler wrote:
> Hey, this oughta get a chuckle out of some of you...
> I have Debian Sid with kernel 2.6.4, self-compiled, working fine untill...
> I decided to recompile the kernel again, changing some stuff around, building
> more stuff into it, a
OK, I got into my system using knoppix,
then I did
mount /dev/hdb1 /mnt/hdb1
chroot /mnt/hdb1
This got me where I needed to be, to reinstall my kernel.
However, it would not install, there was an error saying
"usr/sbin/mkinitrd; can't find /dev/fd" and cannot make initrd.
(something like that...
Mike Chandler wrote:
> Thanks for the replies, I booted to knoppix using the command
> knoppix 2 which got me to a (looked like) root prompt, but how do I
> access /usr/local/src/ to access my kernel.deb to reinstall it?
1) Mount your hard drive's root partition on /mnt/root (or something like
t
Thanks for the replies, I booted to knoppix using the command
knoppix 2
which got me to a (looked like) root prompt, but how do I
access /usr/local/src/
to access my kernel.deb to reinstall it?
I got to, I believe, the /usr/local/src/ which is not on my hard drive, but
maybe in knoppix, because w
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